If you want to add another flavor profile to the sausage, you can replace half of the water with some dark stout beer! If you are trying to keep it all gluten-free but still want that additional flavor, swap out the beer for some hard cider.
Back to the eggplant. I love this recipe, adapted from one found in a cookbook I love--Sicily by Phaidon--which I've mentioned before. The coolest part about this recipe is that, instead of using lots of soft cheese or mozzarella in the filling, instead you use hard boiled eggs. The flavor is perfect and the structure of the things works way better than those too cheesy (WHAT AM I SAYING IS THERE EVEN SUCH A THING) versions. Also there's so much basil that it practically acts as a leafy green filler, but with way more flavor. Yummissimo!
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Yes! You may not be interested in the hard-boiled egg part of this Italian meatloaf recipe. I usually have some hard-boiled eggs on hand since my kids sometimes want one as a quick snack after school.
Braciole, pronounced bra'zhul, is a soul-satisfying dish that hails from Italy. It consists of a thin piece of meat, breadcrumbs, prosciutto, cheese and sometimes, but not always, hard-boiled eggs, all rolled up and simmered gently in tomato sauce for hours until tender. When we make braciole at our house, hard boiled eggs always make an appearance. Our kids innocently wonder how an egg made its way inside the meat!
To make this dish even more delicious we boiled up some spaghetti while the braciole was resting. We then tossed the noodles with the meat-rich tomato sauce and served it alongside the braciole slices. This was one of the best meals I have had all year! You can't go wrong with these flavors and textures, and I really hope you try this at home. It's a great excuse to have some friends over! Oh, and did I mention how well this dish pairs with a delicious bottle of Chianti?!
This polpettone (which means meatloaf in Italian) is not your basic meatloaf. It has hard boiled eggs in the center and looks so pretty when you slice into it! But how is polpettone unlike your typical meatloaf? Let me explain!
On a large sheet of parchment paper flatten the meat mixture into an approximate 12 x 10 inch rectangle (1). Cover with grated mozzarella or Caciocavallo cheese and place the hard boiled eggs about 1/3 of the way up from the long edge facing you (2).
Hi Pat so glad to hear you enjoyed it! It is definitely a Sicilian tradition to add hard boiled eggs to meatloaf, and other dishes as well. I like the extra flavor and texture it adds to the meatloaf. Thanks for your feedback!
You've never had eggs in purgatory like this! Hardboiled eggs, fried in good extra virgin olive oil until crispy and golden brown, then finished in a spicy fra diavolo sauce! Perfect for brunch or dinner, just add a hunk of your favorite Italian crusty bread or pita. Think of this as eggs fra diavolo with an Egyptian twist! (And, I've included the option for classic eggs in purgatory as well below).
Fra diavolo sauce, being one of my favorite spicy Italian sauces, is a natural fit for this saucy egg dish. But instead of soft and runny eggs, I used fried boiled eggs! (You might recognize the fried boiled eggs from my viral Tiktok). Like I do in this Egyptian eggs recipe, I fried hardboiled eggs in a bit of extra virgin olive oil until the whites are crispy and golden brown, then I dunked them in the simmering spicy fra diavolo sauce! Add a hunk of Italian bread or even pita (like I do in the video below) to sop up the sauce!
If you would rather make this recipe the traditional way, you would not use boiled fried eggs. Instead, you can make the spicy tomato sauce and allow it to simmer for 10 to 15 minutes, then crack 6 raw eggs and nestle them in the sauce. From there, let the eggs cook until the whites are set and the yolks are creamy and somewhat runny. (Check out my shakshuka recipe for some guidance).
Italian meringue (also known as boiled icing or boiled frosting) is a fluffy, white frosting for cake and other desserts. It is an incredibly easy 7 minute frosting, the snow white color makes it perfect for wedding cakes and desserts for winter holidays.
If you could see what the piece of paper that this fluffy boiled icing recipe is written on, you would know that it is used often and well-loved. As a result, it is stained and splotched and crumbled.
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Liked your version of soft boiled eggs and soldiers.I usually boil water add eggs for 7 minutes, take two slices of white bread in bowl add some butter than crack eggs onto bread cut mix and a little pepper Thanks Dave
My husband likes to tease me that I could live on eggs and cheese alone. Before we were married, many nights dinner was a soft boiled egg sandwich. I can also still hear my father tapping his egg in his egg cup and enjoying his soft boiled egg. I have his egg cup from the city of his birth, Dumfries and I love it. Maybe I should think about raising chickens!
I also have a Cheesy Lasagna Soup that is similar to this recipe, but in a soup form. Enjoy!
Ā 4.0 from 1 reviews Print Grandma's Italian Lasagna and a Memory Author: Ashley Recipe type: dinner Cuisine: Italian Prep time: 45 mins Cook time: 30 mins Total time: 1 hour 15 mins Serves: one 9x13 pan IngredientsĀ *What I'm sharing with you today is more of a method than an actual recipe. As far as the sauce goes, you can use your favorite recipe for spaghetti sauce. Grandma didn't use ricotta cheese in her lasagna which might be different than a lot of people are used to with Italian lasagna. After visiting Italy a while back, I realized the true Italians make lasagna without the ricotta cheese! Instead, they used hard-boiled eggs and ground beef. Grandma browned a pound of lean ground beef with a little water, and seasoned with salt and pepper. She hard-boiled 3 eggs and sliced them really thin and used them in the layering.* 1 lb. lasagna noodles 1.25 lb. ground beef 2.5-3 cups mozzarella cheese 3 eggs tomato sauce (I probably used around 4 cups)Ā InstructionsĀ Hard boil eggs, peel, and crumble/cut up small. Cook lasagna noodles until al dente. Drain and then rinse with cold water to stop the cooking process. Brown ground beef with a little water, drain, and season with salt and pepper. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Start by putting a layer of sauce on the bottom of a 9x13 pan or lasagna pan so noodles won't stick later on. Add a layer of lasagna noodles (overlap a little bit, put different directions or break pieces if needed to cover entire pan), sauce (make sure the noodles are completely covered so they stay soft while baking, don't use too much sauce in the layering or you will get lasagna soup), ground beef, sliced/crumbled hard-boiled egg, Mozzarella cheese, little bit of sauce (drop small spoonfuls). REPEAT. I had just enough ingredients to make 4 full layers of ingredients (4 actual noodle layers when all is said and done), then I ended with the next step below. Make sure you END with a layer of noodles (this is included in the 4 layers I mentioned above), sauce and mozzarella cheese on the very top. Cover with foil: to prevent sticking, either spray foil with cooking spray, or make sure the foil does not touch the cheese. Bake in preheated oven for 30-35 minutes. Remove foil, and bake an additional 20 minutes or until top is hot and bubbly. Watch so the cheese isn't burning. Remove lasagna from the oven and allow to cool and set for 15-20 minutes before serving. I spooned a little warmed sauce over top of each piece.Ā 3.2.2925Ā
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